NASA and Roscosmos have determined the location of an air leak on the International Space Station.
On Monday night, the small leak seemed to have grown quickly, and ground control wanted to find it immediately.
According to Business Insider, the leak is located in the Zvezda Service Module module on the station's Russian side.
Engineers are still working to pinpoint the leak's exact location within the module, which provides crucial life support--including oxygen.
However, NASA says the leak 'poses no immediate danger to the crew at the current leak rate and only a slight deviation to the crew's schedule.'